... M ~~RACING. 2seed ?? NOTES AND ANTICIPATION'S. ibedTluiD Nrm or- Rain again interfered with the sport at New- and maket, ninmny of the bookmakers, complain- infg that, it wae a, poor market on the, first day, loth stoppe~d away. 'The general attendance, hew- c Is over, was fair, and th etn utat least c fit SteCoaeto il fl~t h ot u not mcofarorbttefcofher being c sientfo rladt mcasdhrto start ...

... On Saturday the anmual riae match betweeu Iteams of 2D men representing Lanoashire and Yorkshire took place a, Diggle Rifle Range. There was a fishtail wiad, with heavy showers, wbich prevented many of the marksmen getting well on the targets. The contest resulted in favour of Yorkshire for the first tine by five points. The following is a full list of the scores:- YORFSlaIBE. Cb 00 503 600 ...

... The results at the athletic meeting held by this club at Manchester on Saturday were as follow:- Half-mile Bicycle Handicap.-Coatle, Hud- dersfield, 55 yards start, 1; Green, Anfield, 55, 2; Longstaff, Sunderlamd, 25, 3. Won by half- wheel; a length separating second and third. imne, 62 3-5sees. One Mile Walking Handiep.-Negus, Poly- technic H., 40 yards start, 1; Middleton, Peter- borough, ...

... RACING NOTES. Among the Two Thousand winners of the last B quarter of a century few have scored in more easy-fashion than did the Prince of Wales' colt Diamond Jubilee last Wednesday, and at ...

... j THE FINISH. ROBERTS WINS BY 1814. When play ceased at the Egyptian Hall on Saturday there were a few people who inclined to the belief that Daweon might, after all, prove successful. His gamfe had been so great, and his deficit was so comparatively sight, that colour was lent to the idea;. This, of course, caused the attendanse to be large. Dawson's backers speedily had their hopes dashed, ...

... FOOTBAL. CHORLEY CHARITY CUP. WIGAN COUNTY v. CHORLEY. At. Wiganr, before about 1500 spectatorp. The visitors pressed from the commencement, their passing being capital, Swarbrick beating Mackay with a splendid shot. Half-time- Chorley, 1 goal, Wigan, nil. On respming, play became very fast, Girstang adding another g Sal. The County then pressed, Taylor putting the ball in the net, but they ...

... IS- RACING NOTES. The hamp frost which has prevailed of late has entirely put a stop to racing under N. HL Rules, and all the meetings which is the ordinary course j would ha-vs been decided dining the pe& wee are now transferred into the coining one. It La rather hardi lines for Haydock Parlc, which is a V duly Scheduled meeting, and should accordinglyj not be interfered with, that the second ...

... I NORTHERN UNION. Igaanx SE.NIOR; OO3EPmh2TJIO a0 FST. HELENS V. OLDHAM. td Temeeting of these teams sat St, Helons aroused >n great intervat, and about soil Spectators wore pro. ,a sea-i During the afternoon collectiona were made t. in aid of tho mayor's fund for thwerewief of sef- Lt. forers by the war in South Atrica, and the band oi of the 2nd 1ancashire Engineer Volunteers played e- ...

... (I ( G ?? . Satu-dsy wm; by5 'ar re ebrczr~ of c-11 fl, month for golfiuzg. 2.~ 2-,, s ?? -' o' ik- rounds taken ...

... Se Cyclists, and they sim many, who took full ad- vantage of the sunshine and breeze on Strday, realised the extent of the enthusiasm aroused by the relief of MAlelong- In the remote vi ...

... IRACING. NOTES AND ANTICIPAI QONS. Tuesday -Night. There was a gigantic crowd at Hurst Park yesterday, and the sport was full of excitement and interest; to-day the contrast was remark- able ...

... | RACING NOTES. Glouious Goodood this year, for various reasons, was shorn of a good deal of its usual splendour. The abserce of Royalty, unexpec- tedly thrown into mourning by the death ...